I find that we can use tlbexp command like *tlbexp <dll name>* to export tlb
file for a C# COM assembly, but can not use it to export tlb file for an
unmanaged C++ COM DLL. Is that correct?
I am wondering how to export tlb file of an unmanaged C++ COM DLL?

   I developed an mfc based application. Now, I need to create setup for
this application. Now, I need to finde what are all the supporting dlls/libs
for this application? I checked with dependency walker then created setup
with 5 dlls.

I am writing a custom control in C++/CLI.  In the Visual Studio
designer, I clicked to handle the paint event.  This worked fine
except that Visual Studio put the function definition in the header
file instead of the .cpp file.  Is it okay if I move it to the .cpp

I have been writing a wrapper with /clr:pure set, while I using the
debug mode it was fine, when turned the mode to release it begins show
me the same errors that when we try to use unmanaged functions
whithout specify the input libs to the linker,

Just before I have to implement my own..  I don't suppose the .NET
framework has an equivalent of the STL set_difference algorithm
yet...?
For e.g.  If I have two containers: CompareSet={1,2,3} ToSet={2,3,4}

error PRJ0006 : Could not open the temporary file
'c:\Project\CompressMorphis\Release\RSP00000133601984.rsp'. Make sure the
file exists and that the directory is not write-protected.
1>Compiling...

Recently I was on my laptop and it shut down on me, when I tried to reboot,
it came up with the error code Failure Fixed Disk, then goes straight to
Bios.  I can't even get windows to come up at all to try a virus scan or
anything.  Any ideas?????

Hi to every one!!!!
For some time now I'm programing in .NET and I have a question in
using ListBox
I need to databind a collection to a ListBox. My code is something

How can I "convert" from a char to a string.  I'm trying to display in
the console the Classname and the text in the notepad window.
Start notepad and type some text before running the following code.
#include <windows.h>

If I write the following code:
ofstream f;
f.open("c:\\hello.txt", ios::binary | ios::out);
how do I check if the file is successfully opened and ready to write ?

I am looking for some tutorials about how to use OLE Viewer. But I can not
find any detailed tutorials. Any reference?
thanks in advance,
George

Hi, everybody,
I found some simple example of writing of a service application in
managed C++.  The only thing my service has to do is periodically to
call some COM Server function written in managed C++.

I need to debug a native vc++ dll used in a c# app winforms app.  The c# app
employs DllImportAttribute, and static extern int, to define the functions it
calls from the vc++ dll.
The vc++ dll is not referenced, nor does it use com to communicate, rather

I'm trying to call ButtonClick( object sender, System.EventArgs e) from a
method rather than clicking the button. But I can't determine the values of
sender and e that I should use. I ran the program with a stop on, clicked
the button and opened up a watch window and it shows them ...

I have a problem, I hope someone will help me.
I'm writing a small emulator, and as I'm working on it I want to see its
internal memory the memory is from 0000 - FFFF (WORD) so that's 65536
bytes. I'm thinking to put 16 of them in one line, so that would make 4096